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Old 10-04-2011
haproxy getting stats for tcp traffic

On my HAProxy box, I have in the config file, a couple lines to keep stats thru the web interface...

stats enable
stats auth <username>:<password>

not literally but with the actual username and pass in there of course.

This seems to enable http stats, but we are also trying to get stats for tcp. We have several listen sections for our modules... is there something like mode tcp or stats enable for each section that I need to include?


I've heard one response so far about this and they said that what I'm trying to do is impossible, but I also have a boss that wants results...
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passenger-memory-stats(8)				      Administration Commands					 passenger-memory-stats(8)

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passenger-memory-stats - reports a snapshot of the Apache and Phusion Passenger memory statistcs SYNOPSIS
passenger-memory-stats DESCRIPTION
passenger-memory-stats allows you to easily analyze the real memory usage of Phusion Passenger and Apache. Process inspection tools such as ps and top are useful, but they rarely show the correct memory usage. The real memory usage is usually lower than what ps and top report. There are many technical reasons why this is so, but an explanation is beyond the scope of this page. We refer the interested reader to operating systems literature about virtual memory and copy-on-write. When you run this tool the Private or private dirty RSS field shows the real memory usage of processes. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
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